annex a coal group is a member of the crown bible church she has 4 children and no husband she hasn't used meth for over a year and believes her drug and sex addictions a rooted in her childhood. my dad raised me work and now fox saying he raised me like as if i was his son instead of his daughter so that's how i dress and a lot of people would make fun of me for it that i and then at home my dad choosing my step mom over me i feel like because she didn't like me and she didn't like the relationship that my dad and i had and he kind of wanted to please her which kind of left me lonely i think that's where it all came into play i just wanted to sleep with somebody even if it was for one night just that you know 5 minutes or an hour couple hours of being with somebody for one night made me feel like i had self-worth. the drugs would know me but then the more people i slept with or the more bad things that i did or you know people that i heard i'd have to use more drugs to try to numb those feelings on top of the feelings or mardy numbing and it was just a process that never ended and th

been virgin your governor jim justice is family business that work in the coal industry the girl scouts political advocacy groups and even modernist sculptor jeff koons so let's go ahead and take a look at the distribution of p.p.p. loans and how markets fared on tuesday with our friend tobin smith c.e.o. of transformative research topic thanks for being here today good to be with you now what do you make of this data released by the treasury department is this a misuse of the program when we see sculptors at restaurants with hundreds of locations receiving money or is this just business taking advantage of opportunity afforded to them and really being creative with paperwork. well i think if you go back to the beginning of this is that i've to my knowledge we've never had a type of grant that went to a business and said if you. began with 80 percent of this money goes to paying salaries that you can will forgive this loan now they didn't say who couldn't do it number one number 2 i mean i hear people are moaning about of sidwell friends up in washington d.c. all that sort of or you know left wing school or or b

1st industrialised countries to both coal and nuclear electricity generation at the same time the way has been prepared by a commission including many different groups and parts of society this is now been turned into law and that's a great success. with nuclear power production also said to be abandoned by 2022 germany is setting the course for a carbon free future it hopes that other countries may also follow soon. in sport the death of george floyd in police custody has sparked an ongoing conversation about racial injustice in the united states now a fed ex has called on the washington redskins american football team to change then the shipping giant is a key sponsor of the n.f.l. franchise and has the naming rights to the stadium but it's under pressure from investors the team name is seen by many as a racial slur against native americans who've been pushing for change for many years but the team's owner dan snyder has a previously refused to rename the franchise. now its official at manchester city is that leroy sana is joining bundesliga champions byron munich assigner has signed a 5 year deal for a reported $50000000.00 euro they were interes

industrialised countries to end with both coal and nuclear electricity generation at the same time the way has been prepared by a commission including many different groups and parts of society this is now been turned into law and that's a great success it is the result of 3 years of consultation a process almost as laborious as the ground you'll scraping of opencast mining itself being to reassure industry that it will still get reliable power and at the same time to persuade people in the affected regions that after inevitable job losses new opportunities will emerge. more than 40000000000 euros to be spent on infrastructure such as road and rail projects in neglected corners of the country should help leaders of the mining regions in eastern germany are nervous of protests. this is a clever and balanced compromise but i think it's important that we do not have a repeat of what happened before when the commission produced its report namely that those who are directly affected coal workers and the regions support this compromise but other people start to demonstrate against it. in fact demonstrations are already happening climate activists say the exit

groups being dismantled. the city started in front of the minister approachability the coal they have been frequent and continuous attacks on civilians by armed militias in the area people many have been killed and these attacks actually i became more significant over the last 2 months where we still a lot of people attacked by the police lost their lives and lost their cattle and livelihood and many women to being as sexually assaulted any. movement would that person be issued but we think it is more count complicated than a delegation that can address it there the issue is that he's a white. you know use of the army and licensed out by the militia so that we do at school is a war. the peace process to be expedited now that is a negotiation so you got to take it for quite a while and we do hope that the peace agreement will take that will come to to light very soon so that can be transferred to the ground turkey is increasing naval cooperation with the un recognized government in libya the defense minister who see a call made the remarks whilst inspecting a turkish ship off the libyan coast last year he did sign

coal and nuclear electricity generation at the same time. the way it was prepared by a commission, including many different groups and parts of society.his has now been turned into law, and that is a great success. >> with nuclear power production also set to be abandoned i-20 22, germany -- abandoned by 2022, germany hopes other countries may follow suit. phil: this new law provides support for the transition to renewable energy, and for workers in regions whose livelihoods are dependent on coal. dw spoke with an activist. why is she protesting against it? >> because to keep our climate goals and to be aligned with 1.5 degrees, we need to exit coal by 2030. for almost a decade longer, coal has been sustained through this law, and we are seeing also, an coal exit is scientifically necessary, possible, and we can finance it. honestly, this law is more of a calling elongation law because coal is not earning very m much money in germany anymore. 90% of coal power plants cannot cover their cost last year. coal is not a huge part off the market in germany, and it is not a huge part of the energy market, so in the first quarter of this year

industrialised countries to end both coal and nuclear electricity generation at the same time the way has been prepared by a commission including many different groups and parts of society this is now been turned into law and that's a great success. with nuclear power production also set to be abandoned by 2022 germany is setting the course for a carbon free future it hopes that other countries may also follow soon. to botswana where authorities are trying to work out why hundreds of fans have been found dead over recent months conservationists are alarmed because it doesn't seem to be any clear sign of what's causing the deaths you may find some images in this report upsetting. the elephants are dying hundreds of carcasses scattered across the beautiful landscape of botswana the cause still a mystery it doesn't seem like they died at the hands of poachers their valuable tusks have not been removed the 2 most likely explanations for their deaths poisoning or disease several elephants were spotted by locals in the area looking weak and disoriented or have difficulty walking whenever they went out there were they would see more and more of them. and a

1st industrialised countries to both coal and nuclear electricity generation at the same time the way has been prepared by a commission including many different groups and parts of society this is now been turned into law and that's a great success. with nuclear power production also set to be a band that by 2022 germany is setting the course for a carbon free future it hopes that other countries may also follow soon. not to botswana where authorities are trying to work out why hundreds of valley fans have been found dead over recent months conservationists are alarmed because there doesn't seem to be any clear sign of what's causing the deaths you may find some images in this report upsetting. the elephants are dying hundreds of carcasses scattered across the beautiful landscape of botswana the cause still a mystery it doesn't seem like they died at the hands of poachers their valuable tusks have not been removed the 2 most likely explanations for their deaths poisoning or disease several elephants were spotted by locals in the area looking weak and disoriented or have difficulty walking whenever they went out there were they would see more and mor

industrialised countries to enter both coal and nuclear electricity generation at the same time the way has been prepared by a commission including many different groups and parts of society this is now been turned into law and that's a great success. with nuclear power production also said to be abandoned by 2022 germany is setting the course for a carbon free future it hopes that other countries may also follow soon. well this new law provides support for the transition to renewable energy for workers in regions like livelihoods are dependent on coal you spoke with the head of the marshall who's a fridays for future activists. so why is she protesting against it because to keep our climate goals and to be in line with $1.00 degrees we need to exit coal at the very latest in the year 2030 so we're seeing that almost a decade longer coal is being strained through this lot and we're seeing also that an earlier coal exit is scientifically necessary scientifically possible and is we can finance that finance so honestly the snow was more of a calling on geisha law because coal is not it's not earning very much money in germany anymore 90 percent of coal p

coal use e entirely by 2038, the first major economy to make such a commitment. germany has also said it wouldld eliminate nuclclear energy b bye end of 2022. but enviroronmental groups s sae moveveoes not gogo far enough to mitigate the climate crisis, pointing out germany burns more lignite coal than any other country. climate activists and the german green party say the government should phase out coal by 2030 at the latest. this is green party leader analeena bearbock. >> there would have been a chance to fight the climate crisis with the same determination we fought the coronavirus crisis. that we did not do. we did not do that. instead, you are defective presenting an 18 yearr financial coal protection law. amy: in other election news, supreme court justices unanimously ruled monday states can compel electoral college members to support the candidates who won the state's popular vote in a presidential election. in 2016, there were 10 rogue or so-called "faithless" electors. they refuse to cast a v vote for the candidate they were pledged to supportrt. and campaigners are urging consumers to support "blackout day 2020" today. the campaign urges black americans t

groups dismantled. the sit in is started in the front of the minister to building the coal they have been asked frequent and continuous attacks on civilians by armed militias in the area people many have been killed and these attacks actually have been more became more significant over the last 2 months when we still have a lot of people attacked by the british lost their lives and lost their cattle and livelihoods and many women to being 'd as sexually assaulted any movement would that precede the issue but we think it is more come complicated than a delegation that can address it there the issue is that is why it as you know i use of the armed and licensed out by the militia so that we do at coles who are as the peace process to be expedited now that is a negotiation scene too but we take it for quite a while and we do hope that the peace agreement will take that will come to to light very soon so that can be transferred to the ground protests is in the democrats or republicans are expected to much again on palm and to demand the removal of a new electoral commission chief make use of it being biased

coal burning by 2038 . in ethiopia at least 50 people have been killed in protests following the fatal shooting off a popular singer. was known for songs advocating for the rights of the country's ethnic group smoke was still evident. and often the cash cash is what was regarded as a voice against political and economic repression and supporters turned out in their thousands often he was killed many of them blame security forces and say his killing was politically motivated. and for more on this i am now joined by medical you and us from our africa dance to america what are you hearing about the situation in the capital at the moment. well following these days on monday you can even there were protests that erupted in that dissolve but that was nothing needed only to have some of it also expanded to different parts of what i mean. it's not a state. so far due to the deliberate this over 50 people were killed according to local reports and also the internet is shut down and we are not getting much no information about what is happening on the ground. america just to help us understand why has the day office thing that caused so much outrage. now i think oregon. is known for his resistance to

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government is actually the same group of people who are junior who until say partners there are joint executives during the rule of the ultra press sublimity lotion it so they're using coal to learnt in their youth they're now become a little bit of turncoats talking european but behaving in a very despotic way we'll have to leave it there to shun values from the german institute for international and security affairs thank you for sharing your insights with us today let's take a look now at some other coronavirus developments of the us has crossed a new high water mark in the pandemic the country has registered more than 3000000 cases of covered 19 the highest number of any country wednesday saw the biggest daily increase in cases so far 5000000 australians are back in lockdown as melbourne grapples with a spike of new covered 1000 cases the restrictions will be in effect in australia 2nd largest city for the next 6 weeks. the humanitarian group oxfam is warning that the coronavirus is worsening the hunger crisis in the poorest parts of the world oxfam says as many as 12000 people a day could die from hunger linked to the fallout from the pandemic the organization's new

send a message that the coal is the coercive force is very much at hand that available and if people take the streets to protest against certain policies david b. then this very group falls the 2nd point is that this hash tag was very much produces spontaneously and on a massive scale a why people activists and journalists mostly inside iran at that also shows how the society is opposed on it basically collective let alone the policies that the government is pursuing get asshole out of the rule of the circle and if i have time i can. more at length as well. well if you give us a 3rd point to give us there give us a briefing and then hopefully we might be able to expand on that if we have time to show so basically the circle in which is really important is. why foreign governments betrothed ministration the saudi government as well as writing writing government of benjamin netanyahu to. kind of jump on the on the back end and write they pretend that they are all sorts all. this this grassroots movement. are part of. this is the market effort. to protect human rights in iran but main time at the same time they have been for well supporters of sanctions of threats the

coal command college. they will become devoted friends. they will both call each other their closest friends in their own age. groupsor will become good friends and colleagues with a philip round, off especially when you begin to work in 1939 over the marion under some concert which is not just about her resignation from the da are so that marin anderson could perform in the district, but sterility to say, why curse hitler and support jim crow? why curse main camp and silence marion anderson? so marion anderson, a philip randall who is really one of the leaders of the march -- of the marion anderson event, as well as the first march on washington, which is planned -- for to ban -- to ban to force fdr to ban discrimination in federally -- i'm sorry, to ban discrimination in the defense industries. eleanor's right in there with him to. she's very close. >> well, we only have a half hour left and as you mentioned, eleanor roosevelt to travel to the pacific in his a speech made to some of the troops. >> i'm feeling very sad -- and officer found a private feeling very sad, looking very depressed. and he said, what's the